Didn't turn out quite like how they drew it up on the chalk board a decade ago.
I remember this video from when the internet just came out. That's right, let me repeat: when the internet just came out and we were all still using askjeeves as our search engine and my dad had a stack of the free AOL trial disks to dial-up and connect to the internet. Sometimes when I was fighting with my sister and I knew she was on the internet I would pick up the house phone because that would break the connection and she would have to spend the next 10 minutes logging back on so she could IM her friends. And then I picked up the phone again. Good times, good times. Stefan 1,154 - Danielle 0.
The following is a pretty awesome collection of links I found through this article:
Note the following phrases are all plagarized from the article because I am lazy:
The New Yorker looks back at bin Laden cartoons over the years.
In the wake of the jubilation that followed the news Osama bin Laden was killed last night, the Wall Street Journal looks into the science of revenge. Check out their story here to figure out why so many took to the streets to celebrate his death.
Check out the 10 most-tweeted bible verses in response to bin Laden's death, courtesy of Atlantic.com. Number 1: "Do not gloat when your enemy falls; when they stumble, do not let your heart rejoice" (Proverbs 24:17).
Some lighter consequences of yesterday's news: NYMag.com reports that Miley Cyrus's 2009 hit "Party in the U.S.A." has become the Osama bin Laden death anthem and explains why.
The U.S.-led coalition in Afghanistan released some videos of deployed troops’ reactions to the news of Osama bin Laden’s death. Check them out here.
Before American forces took out bin Laden in Pakistan Sunday, there were a lot of myths floating around about his whereabouts and habits. NJ’s Yochi J. Dreazen and Sara Sorcher debunk four myths about al Qaida’s leader.
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